Stock Market Development, Macro Economy and Corporate Capital Structure has been written keeping in mind the challenges faced by researchers, portfolio managers and shareholders concerning any possible linkage found in between publicly available information and stock market index. It will contribute in addition to the prevailing literature as a primary focal point. On one hand, it will provide a unique empirical study conducted in an emerging market, the Indian economy. On the other hand, a deep insight into the literature will provide by adopting seven econometrics techniques to find out the sensitivity of the analysis of the applied methods. It is expected the study will provide some insights for shareholders, policymakers, and portfolio managers. The empirical result is completely based on secondary data. All the limitations, discrepancies and difficulties associated with secondary data are present in this book. It is divided into eight chapters; the text essentially revolves around the fundamental interrelationship between stock market movement with macroeconomic variables.